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19 Oct 2014, 11:00
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Hello,
Can you please share your experience about the GMATClub free tests? Are they accurate?
I have taken Quant and Verbal and my scores where Q51 (98%) and V42(96%). However I have taken several CATs (Gmatprep, Kaplan, Princeton) and never scored higher than Q50 and V39.
I know that are not adaptive tests and that is because I am little suspicious about their results.
Thank you in advance
Can you please share your experience about the GMATClub free tests? Are they accurate?
I have taken Quant and Verbal and my scores where Q51 (98%) and V42(96%). However I have taken several CATs (Gmatprep, Kaplan, Princeton) and never scored higher than Q50 and V39.
I know that are not adaptive tests and that is because I am little suspicious about their results.
Thank you in advance
19 Oct 2014, 11:06
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vagmalba
1st thing, i want to make one thing clear. No other tests are close to your real GMAT other than the GMATPrep.
Now, coming to GMATClub tests. This is a most toughest question sets you will ever come across. As most of the questions in the pool is above 700 level. As far as i know, People who consistently scored above Q49 have scored the same score or above that score in their actual GMAT.
Hope this helps.
19 Oct 2014, 12:00
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Sure I get your point.
I wanted also to ask: If I redo the free tests there will be repetition of questions or the system keeps track of the questions that I have already faced and show me new questions?
Thank you
I wanted also to ask: If I redo the free tests there will be repetition of questions or the system keeps track of the questions that I have already faced and show me new questions?
Thank you
